GPG Nations Cup S5 R17 - Off-season
Posted by GPG_Nations_Cup
Qualifying has been run, however I seem to have problems with the Motegi track. I thought that on a low AI error value the cars wouldn't be making so many errors, but they keep making errors at a few of the corners, and it happens at least 10 times or more at those corners. I still want to see action taking place in the race, but at the same time I don't want to see cars constantly going off the track at the same corner. So if I still have the same problem on AI error value of 10 or less, then the race may have to be moved to another Japanese venue. I'll be sure to let everyone know in advance if it comes to that.
If it comes to moving venue, I'll nominate it moves to Fuji Speedway 2005 (the version that F1 went to in 07/08)
A Scotsman in Indonesia. A fan of the Far East & all their drivers & an advocate of women in motorsport / GPGNC - S3: Team Philippines, S4/S5: Team Japan, S6: Team Indonesia (S6 runner-up)
A Scotsman in Indonesia. A fan of the Far East & all their drivers & an advocate of women in motorsport / GPGNC - S3: Team Philippines, S4/S5: Team Japan, S6: Team Indonesia (S6 runner-up)
Mullet345 Wrote:
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> Qualifying has been run, however I seem to have
> problems with the Motegi track. I thought that on
> a low AI error value the cars wouldn't be making
> so many errors, but they keep making errors at a
> few of the corners, and it happens at least 10
> times or more at those corners. I still want to
> see action taking place in the race, but at the
> same time I don't want to see cars constantly
> going off the track at the same corner. So if I
> still have the same problem on AI error value of
> 10 or less, then the race may have to be moved to
> another Japanese venue. I'll be sure to let
> everyone know in advance if it comes to that.
Bad CC-line?
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> Qualifying has been run, however I seem to have
> problems with the Motegi track. I thought that on
> a low AI error value the cars wouldn't be making
> so many errors, but they keep making errors at a
> few of the corners, and it happens at least 10
> times or more at those corners. I still want to
> see action taking place in the race, but at the
> same time I don't want to see cars constantly
> going off the track at the same corner. So if I
> still have the same problem on AI error value of
> 10 or less, then the race may have to be moved to
> another Japanese venue. I'll be sure to let
> everyone know in advance if it comes to that.
Bad CC-line?
hmm if it's a different track it could hinder the boosts a bit.. I hope you can resolve the issue
GPGSL - Yakuza driver
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Thanks to a bit of help from SchueyFan, I've managed to get Motegi working much better than before. So now I've run both the qualifying and race back to back. Qualifying will be up first, hopefully by later tonight. After that, I can start putting the race coverage together.
Great, good job Greg
GPG Nations Cup Rd 4 Japanese GP – Qualifying
Hello and welcome to Twin Ring Motegi, the venue for this weekend’s Japanese GP. After numerous delays that halted the running of the sessions, we finally have everything ready to run the sessions without any problems. Up first is qualifying, so let’s see how the grid will look for the race.
Weather Report
22nd – Germany
21st – Wales
20th – Brazil
19th – Finland
18th – Scotland
17th – Montenegro
16th – San Marino
15th – Serbia
14th – South Korea
13th – Netherlands
12th – France
11th – China
10th – Portugal
9th – Monaco
8th – UAE
7th – Australia
6th – Uruguay
5th – Bulgaria
4th – Singapore
3rd – Canada
2nd – Japan
Pole – Italy
During the session, we saw a couple of ontrack battles.
The Final Standings
Congratulations Paulo Tafuro and Team Italy, our pole sitter for Rd 4. However, the biggest cheers right now are for Tomoko Ihara and Team Japan, who will start their home race from 2nd. Can Team Japan perform well enough tomorrow to score a home win? Be sure to tune in tomorrow where all questions will be answered come race end. So until then, it’s goodbye from Motegi.
Hello and welcome to Twin Ring Motegi, the venue for this weekend’s Japanese GP. After numerous delays that halted the running of the sessions, we finally have everything ready to run the sessions without any problems. Up first is qualifying, so let’s see how the grid will look for the race.
Weather Report
22nd – Germany
21st – Wales
20th – Brazil
19th – Finland
18th – Scotland
17th – Montenegro
16th – San Marino
15th – Serbia
14th – South Korea
13th – Netherlands
12th – France
11th – China
10th – Portugal
9th – Monaco
8th – UAE
7th – Australia
6th – Uruguay
5th – Bulgaria
4th – Singapore
3rd – Canada
2nd – Japan
Pole – Italy
During the session, we saw a couple of ontrack battles.
The Final Standings
Congratulations Paulo Tafuro and Team Italy, our pole sitter for Rd 4. However, the biggest cheers right now are for Tomoko Ihara and Team Japan, who will start their home race from 2nd. Can Team Japan perform well enough tomorrow to score a home win? Be sure to tune in tomorrow where all questions will be answered come race end. So until then, it’s goodbye from Motegi.
GPG Nations Cup Rd 4 Japanese GP Official Qualifying Results
Team China
11th. Pretty decent result, considering we didn't use boost for this round. It's a shame that Cheng got bumped out of the top 10 by Silva, but in a way it could be considered a little bit of payback from what happened during the last race. I have no idea how Cheng will cope in the race without boost to help him, so it's going to take speed, and a bit of luck, to try and get inside the top 10 by race end. At least we won't have to worry about our position in the championship, seeing that a few of our closest challengers are buried in the field, so it won't matter to us where Cheng finishes should he be inside the top 10 at the end of the race.
11th. Pretty decent result, considering we didn't use boost for this round. It's a shame that Cheng got bumped out of the top 10 by Silva, but in a way it could be considered a little bit of payback from what happened during the last race. I have no idea how Cheng will cope in the race without boost to help him, so it's going to take speed, and a bit of luck, to try and get inside the top 10 by race end. At least we won't have to worry about our position in the championship, seeing that a few of our closest challengers are buried in the field, so it won't matter to us where Cheng finishes should he be inside the top 10 at the end of the race.
eh not bad with no boost.Close to 13th but it's alright.
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Nice to see the car in the Top 10. Hopefully we can manage to gain some places by the end of the race.
Front row at home! Yes! Just need Ihara san to convert to a podium finish, & the home weekend will be a positive one. Hope everyone has a good race & Motegi can show it's magnificence :D
A Scotsman in Indonesia. A fan of the Far East & all their drivers & an advocate of women in motorsport / GPGNC - S3: Team Philippines, S4/S5: Team Japan, S6: Team Indonesia (S6 runner-up)
A Scotsman in Indonesia. A fan of the Far East & all their drivers & an advocate of women in motorsport / GPGNC - S3: Team Philippines, S4/S5: Team Japan, S6: Team Indonesia (S6 runner-up)
Mullet345 Wrote:
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> Team China
>
> 11th. Pretty decent result, considering we didn't
> use boost for this round. It's a shame that Cheng
> got bumped out of the top 10 by Silva, but in a
> way it could be considered a little bit of payback
> from what happened during the last race. I have no
> idea how Cheng will cope in the race without boost
> to help him, so it's going to take speed, and a
> bit of luck, to try and get inside the top 10 by
> race end. At least we won't have to worry about
> our position in the championship, seeing that a
> few of our closest challengers are buried in the
> field, so it won't matter to us where Cheng
> finishes should he be inside the top 10 at the end
> of the race.
No hard feeling about the last race.
At the moment we are happy with the 10th place without ant boost. Let's keep the good mood at the chequered flag...
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> Team China
>
> 11th. Pretty decent result, considering we didn't
> use boost for this round. It's a shame that Cheng
> got bumped out of the top 10 by Silva, but in a
> way it could be considered a little bit of payback
> from what happened during the last race. I have no
> idea how Cheng will cope in the race without boost
> to help him, so it's going to take speed, and a
> bit of luck, to try and get inside the top 10 by
> race end. At least we won't have to worry about
> our position in the championship, seeing that a
> few of our closest challengers are buried in the
> field, so it won't matter to us where Cheng
> finishes should he be inside the top 10 at the end
> of the race.
No hard feeling about the last race.
At the moment we are happy with the 10th place without ant boost. Let's keep the good mood at the chequered flag...
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